>Could they prove that I copied that single line from them? Would anyone care? A year from now, you could decide to write something, and the obvious appears in your mind, and you type it out. It just happens to be…
It sounds like the author is part of a wonderful community.
Most people's internal alarm for self preservation starts yelling long before endurance is truly tested. Nobody sprints for 24 hours, but I am certain that even the average couch potato can keep walking for 24 hours.…
Depraved, even.
This this^^. Anything that can stay coherent and on topic longer than a typical human is useful. I'm a stochastic parrot at some level too.
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Lick 'em and stick 'em, got it.
So happy for those two devs.
Sure, but there has to be stray wolves forming new packs. Every pack in existence started that way. While there is no fight for who will be "The Alpha", obviously there is a patriarch and matriarch of the pack.
Exactly. This is why it is dumb when people say "The odds against life arising at random is astronomical." It did happen, therefore, the convoluted path to life wasn't what the skeptic speaker thinks it was.…
That's similar to how it works in my Canadian workplace. My employer has a pool of workers, and when a project is coming up, the manager phones around and fills his or her labour requirements. Lots of us work secondary…
"Forget everything you know about slipcovers." I also had no expectations about something called Perfluorocubane.
>So: why should we--why should anyone--care about your half-arsed opinion? I don't think you effectively critiqued yakshaving by repeating what he said about the commentating art community. Their opinions are worth no…
And lamer than I had anticipated. While the actors faces are intrinsic to our memories of those films, there is nothing in the films existence intrinsic to those precise faces and identities. The existence of nothing…
I don't know either, but in English one definition/sense of para is "beyond", so it is "beyond language symbols", which shapes up to be something in the sense of a sort of programming paradigm where everything is…
The world is bigger than the USA. The chances of getting caught in a mass shooting are lower than you are estimating, and pedestrians are more impacted by automobiles. We have those viruses and diseases too, you know.
I remember when this was knew, thinking, "Its so cool, but too technical for me to do!" Now it would be, "meh, I've done harder". Thanks for the wonderful memories.
Right? Its so close to being wonderful, and I really like the raspiOS desktop. I think we're right around the corner from a new ARM frontier opening up. Tomorrow (today!) my experiment is a minimal systemd linux.…
Except when they don't. I had dice as a kid that did not follow this rule.
I've been there too, and it was pretty spectacular. The thing is, it takes a certain reference point to appreciate. A more mature one. For kids, and the younger they are, much of their daily lives of filled with…
Yes, it does. Because you don't know if it will take a month, and if you have any confidence (maybe too much) in your abilities, you will likely assume you will sell it quickly. And a second one too. Its a poor sales…
Its an absolutely bonkers aspect of US society. Its not that one needs to be blind to "race", and who could be blind to differences in skin colour? Its that Americans seem to be taught that it is so very important, and…
Lots of the cereal crops do not require much processing. As kids out roaming, my brother and I (and sometimes cousins) would pull the heads off of barley and wheat and chew the grains. My dad did it as a kid too, and as…
That would fly in the face of nature, where wild animals are almost universally more cognitively resourceful than domesticated versions. Its special pleading to say humans should be different.
I've long wondered about the generational effects on human physiology and cognition from pregnant women drinking alcohol. Excessive consumption causes Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, but there is no sharp cut off.
>Could they prove that I copied that single line from them? Would anyone care? A year from now, you could decide to write something, and the obvious appears in your mind, and you type it out. It just happens to be…
It sounds like the author is part of a wonderful community.
Most people's internal alarm for self preservation starts yelling long before endurance is truly tested. Nobody sprints for 24 hours, but I am certain that even the average couch potato can keep walking for 24 hours.…
Depraved, even.
This this^^. Anything that can stay coherent and on topic longer than a typical human is useful. I'm a stochastic parrot at some level too.
[flagged]
Lick 'em and stick 'em, got it.
So happy for those two devs.
Sure, but there has to be stray wolves forming new packs. Every pack in existence started that way. While there is no fight for who will be "The Alpha", obviously there is a patriarch and matriarch of the pack.
Exactly. This is why it is dumb when people say "The odds against life arising at random is astronomical." It did happen, therefore, the convoluted path to life wasn't what the skeptic speaker thinks it was.…
That's similar to how it works in my Canadian workplace. My employer has a pool of workers, and when a project is coming up, the manager phones around and fills his or her labour requirements. Lots of us work secondary…
"Forget everything you know about slipcovers." I also had no expectations about something called Perfluorocubane.
>So: why should we--why should anyone--care about your half-arsed opinion? I don't think you effectively critiqued yakshaving by repeating what he said about the commentating art community. Their opinions are worth no…
And lamer than I had anticipated. While the actors faces are intrinsic to our memories of those films, there is nothing in the films existence intrinsic to those precise faces and identities. The existence of nothing…
I don't know either, but in English one definition/sense of para is "beyond", so it is "beyond language symbols", which shapes up to be something in the sense of a sort of programming paradigm where everything is…
The world is bigger than the USA. The chances of getting caught in a mass shooting are lower than you are estimating, and pedestrians are more impacted by automobiles. We have those viruses and diseases too, you know.
I remember when this was knew, thinking, "Its so cool, but too technical for me to do!" Now it would be, "meh, I've done harder". Thanks for the wonderful memories.
Right? Its so close to being wonderful, and I really like the raspiOS desktop. I think we're right around the corner from a new ARM frontier opening up. Tomorrow (today!) my experiment is a minimal systemd linux.…
Except when they don't. I had dice as a kid that did not follow this rule.
I've been there too, and it was pretty spectacular. The thing is, it takes a certain reference point to appreciate. A more mature one. For kids, and the younger they are, much of their daily lives of filled with…
Yes, it does. Because you don't know if it will take a month, and if you have any confidence (maybe too much) in your abilities, you will likely assume you will sell it quickly. And a second one too. Its a poor sales…
Its an absolutely bonkers aspect of US society. Its not that one needs to be blind to "race", and who could be blind to differences in skin colour? Its that Americans seem to be taught that it is so very important, and…
Lots of the cereal crops do not require much processing. As kids out roaming, my brother and I (and sometimes cousins) would pull the heads off of barley and wheat and chew the grains. My dad did it as a kid too, and as…
That would fly in the face of nature, where wild animals are almost universally more cognitively resourceful than domesticated versions. Its special pleading to say humans should be different.
I've long wondered about the generational effects on human physiology and cognition from pregnant women drinking alcohol. Excessive consumption causes Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, but there is no sharp cut off.